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Student essay has eye on leadership

By Tina Allen
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      A Cimarron-Memorial High School student's ability to take charge has garnered her a top award.
      Tya Mathis was given the 1999 Betsy Herbst Leadership Award by the Nevada Student Council for her essay, "The Qualities of an Effective Leader." Because of her accomplishment, she was one of 200 students invited to attend a National Leadership Camp July 20-25 at Siena College in Albany, N.Y.
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Longtime resident set to chair advisory group

By Damon Hodge
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      Chip Maxfield's a Northwest kind of guy and likes it that way.
      "I love the area. It's the best place in town to live," said Maxfield, appointed in January to chair the Lone Mountain Advisory Council, a five-member entity serving as a liaison between residents and the Clark County Commission.
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More Northwest headlines:

Champs refuse to rest on laurels
Longtime resident set to chair advisory group
Student essay has eye on leadership
Crossroads schedules community-wide baptism
Local ready to erase memories of 0-11 year
School district fights teen-age dropout rate
UNLV professor pages through Twain's writings
CCSN targets Hispanic parents
Institute study targets children killed by guns
Picnic to honor young victims and survivors
Humidity can cause lawn trouble
Sweet treats help at fund-raisers
Commission OKs Hollywood Video
Eating, rest vital to health
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